Currency
The Vatican uses euro as thier Offical Currency.
They use they have used euro since January 1st 1999 after a meeting with represenatatives from eroupe that use euro as thier currency.
Before 1999 vatican city use lira as thier currency. One euro is worth about 1.50 in American money.
This is a Euro
How to get a passport
You can get a passport by going to your local post office.
You have to fill out all of the information in the paperwork.
Then they will take your picture. Then after waiting a couple weeks you will get your passpot in the mail.
Transportation
If you lived in Vatican City and you didn't want to leave the city then you would most likely be able to walk there because Vatican city is only one Sqaure mile.
If you wanted to go to out of the county then you could use take the metro or a taxi.
If you have a car then you can take that but if you don't they have a good transportation system. You could even pay for a horse drawn carrige.
A Horse Drawn Carridge In Vatican City
Industry
Some of the main Industries in Vatican City are minting coins and medals.
Creating postage stamps is also an important Industry. They also make church uniforms.
A big industy is worldwide banking.
Some Coins from Vatican City's Mint
Things you can find in Vatican City but not in America
1. The pope
2. The Sisten Chapel
3. Euro's
4. The Papal Garden
5. St. Peter's Square
6. The Vatican Museum
7. St. Peter's Basilica
St. Peter's Basilica
The Pope
Things you can find in America but not Vatican city
1. Barack Obama
2. 1,000 people
3. 2 square Miles
4. National Debt
5. Pro Baseball Teams
6. Mcdonalds
7. Buildings over 500ft.
8. Natural rivers
9. The White house
President Obama
The White House
Food
Some of the most commonly enjoyed food in Vatican City is Italian food such as Pizza, Pasta, or Rice.
When in Vatican City you might also enjoy Greek food such as Seafood.
In Vatican City they don't really have any of their own food so they eat food from Countrys that are close to them.
A Greek Seafood dish
Pasta From Italy
Language
In Vatican City they speak Italian.
Latin is also the other offical language but italian is more common.
Here are some useful phrases.
1.Where is the bathroom? Dov'è il bagno / 2.What time is it? Che ora è? 3.Where is Vatican City? Dove si trova Città del Vaticano? 4.Do you know any good restauraunts? Conosci qualche buon ristorante? 5.Thank you. Grazie. 6.Hello. Ciao. 7.no. no. 8.I don't speak Italian. lo non parlo italiano. 9.Do you speak english? Leiarla inglese? 10.Look it's the pope! Guarda che è il Papa!
This is Italy's Flag
Clothes In Vatican City you should dress nicely because it is a very important religous place. You should also dress nicely out of respect for the pope. It is a lot like going to church. If you wear a polo shirt then you would be dressing appropriately. Tradtionally the pope will wear a white garment that you can see above.
These are what tourists wear while listening to the pope
Things that you will need to live here 1. Passport (if you want to leave Italy) 2. Euro's 3. A Public Bus Pass 4. Shelter 5. Job( possibly as a nun, guard, pope, ect.) 6. Somewhere that you would live (there aren't that many houses, so you might either live in the park or in Italy). 7. Italian Dictionary(if you don't speak Italian).
*** Get One Of These ***
*** Important means of Transportation***
School system Out of the app. 850 people the few children go to school in Rome. However there is a boarding school in Vatican City, for children that want to become altar servers. Other than this boarding school there are no other schools in Vatican City. There is one College in the Park that you can attend after High school.
Altar servers
Where to Live. There aren't that many places to live in Vatican City. After checking all the buildings through Google Earth I couldn't find anything. Then I googled it and got nothing again. I do know that the Pope and his nuns and guards live there but other than that, I don't see any way that you can have real shelter. You could live in the park but the guards might kick you out.
Can you live in Vatican City you may never know.
5 Awesome destinations in Vatican City 1. Saint Peter's Basilica. This is a must see partially because you can't go to Vatican City without seeing it. If you climb to the top you will have a great view of vatican City and rome. 2. The sisten Chapel. Most people have heard of the sisten chapel but don't really know what it is. It's One of the most famous buildings of art because Michelangelo Painted a huge room. 3. The Papal Garden. This park takes up about half of Vatican City. If you take a walk through the park you will walk, past a number of musems and sculpters that took years to create. 4. Saint Peter's Square. This is probably the best view of Saint Peter's Basilica that you can get. Also if the Pope comes out on his famous balcony then you will have a great view of him.
St. Peter's Basilica and St. peters sq.
5. Vatican City's external wall. This 39ft wall stretches around almost all of Vatican City.
The External wall
If you want the best view you should go to the wall in the East of the country, because you will also get to see the guard tower and the inner wall.
Papal garden
Flag This is the flag of Vatican City. They do have their own flag and don't share Italy's. The flag has two stripes one is yellow the other is white and the insignia of the papacy is on the white stripe.
Currency
The Vatican uses euro as thier Offical Currency.
They use they have used euro since January 1st 1999 after a meeting with represenatatives from eroupe that use euro as thier currency.
Before 1999 vatican city use lira as thier currency. One euro is worth about 1.50 in American money.
How to get a passport
You can get a passport by going to your local post office.
You have to fill out all of the information in the paperwork.
Then they will take your picture. Then after waiting a couple weeks you will get your passpot in the mail.
Transportation
If you lived in Vatican City and you didn't want to leave the city then you would most likely be able to walk there because Vatican city is only one Sqaure mile.
If you wanted to go to out of the county then you could use take the metro or a taxi.
If you have a car then you can take that but if you don't they have a good transportation system. You could even pay for a horse drawn carrige.
Industry
Some of the main Industries in Vatican City are minting coins and medals.
Creating postage stamps is also an important Industry. They also make church uniforms.
A big industy is worldwide banking.
Things you can find in Vatican City but not in America
1. The pope
2. The Sisten Chapel
3. Euro's
4. The Papal Garden
5. St. Peter's Square
6. The Vatican Museum
7. St. Peter's Basilica
Things you can find in America but not Vatican city
1. Barack Obama
2. 1,000 people
3. 2 square Miles
4. National Debt
5. Pro Baseball Teams
6. Mcdonalds
7. Buildings over 500ft.
8. Natural rivers
9. The White house
Food
Some of the most commonly enjoyed food in Vatican City is Italian food such as Pizza, Pasta, or Rice.
When in Vatican City you might also enjoy Greek food such as Seafood.
In Vatican City they don't really have any of their own food so they eat food from Countrys that are close to them.
Language
In Vatican City they speak Italian.
Latin is also the other offical language but italian is more common.
Here are some useful phrases.
1.Where is the bathroom? Dov'è il bagno /
2.What time is it? Che ora è?
3.Where is Vatican City? Dove si trova Città del Vaticano?
4.Do you know any good restauraunts? Conosci qualche buon ristorante?
5.Thank you. Grazie.
6.Hello. Ciao.
7.no. no.
8.I don't speak Italian. lo non parlo italiano.
9.Do you speak english? Leiarla inglese?
10.Look it's the pope! Guarda che è il Papa!
Clothes
In Vatican City you should dress nicely because it is a very important religous place.
You should also dress nicely out of respect for the pope.
It is a lot like going to church. If you wear a polo shirt then you would be dressing appropriately.
Tradtionally the pope will wear a white garment that you can see above.
Things that you will need to live here
1. Passport (if you want to leave Italy) 2. Euro's 3. A Public Bus Pass
4. Shelter 5. Job( possibly as a nun, guard, pope, ect.)
6. Somewhere that you would live (there aren't that many houses,
so you might either live in the park or in Italy).
7. Italian Dictionary(if you don't speak Italian).
School system
Out of the app. 850 people the few children go to school in Rome.
However there is a boarding school in Vatican City,
for children that want to become altar servers.
Other than this boarding school there are no other schools in Vatican City.
There is one College in the Park that you can attend after High school.
Where to Live.
There aren't that many places to live in Vatican City.
After checking all the buildings through Google Earth I couldn't find anything.
Then I googled it and got nothing again.
I do know that the Pope and his nuns and guards live there but other than that,
I don't see any way that you can have real shelter. You could live in the park but the guards might kick you out.
5 Awesome destinations in Vatican City
1. Saint Peter's Basilica. This is a must see partially because you can't go to Vatican City without seeing it.
If you climb to the top you will have a great view of vatican City and rome.
2. The sisten Chapel. Most people have heard of the sisten chapel but don't really know what it is.
It's One of the most famous buildings of art because Michelangelo Painted a huge room.
3. The Papal Garden. This park takes up about half of Vatican City. If you take a walk through the park you will walk,
past a number of musems and sculpters that took years to create.
4. Saint Peter's Square. This is probably the best view of Saint Peter's Basilica that you can get.
Also if the Pope comes out on his famous balcony then you will have a great view of him.
5. Vatican City's external wall. This 39ft wall stretches around almost all of Vatican City.
If you want the best view you should go to the wall in the East of the country,
because you will also get to see the guard tower and the inner wall.
Flag
This is the flag of Vatican City. They do have their own flag and don't share Italy's.
The flag has two stripes one is yellow the other is white and
the insignia of the papacy is on the white stripe.
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